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Laurel Ridge Conference Center
Need the perfect spot for a fall get-away? Laurel Ridge Camp & Conference Center offers a place to relax with loved ones as you experience the beauty of fall. Let our staff take care of the cooking while you spend the weekend hiking & enjoying the view! Call 888-831-5922
Click here for more info.
laurelridge.org
Make Time for Yourself at the YMCA of Avery County
Your YMCA Membership includes the Wellness Center, KidZone, Group & Water Fitness, Indoor Pool, XRKade and More! Financial Assistance is offered to those who qualify. Gift Certificates Available
Click here for more details
Petstyle Salon
Your dog or cat will look and feel amazing, just in time for Thanksgiving! Call us today to schedule your pet an appointment and experience our affordable, talented, and gentle grooming!
(828) 964-1119, Monday-Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m
Pet Cremation of NC
Cremation service for cats, dogs or any pet, Located in the High Country and includes pick-up from your vet or home, individual cremation, ashes placed in urn and returned, with dignity and compassion. Cost $120 including urn. "Make sure your vet doesn't send your pet to Charlotte" 828-964-1100
visit our site here
**Foscoe Rentals**

From hiking to fishing, horseback riding to gem mining and don't forget skiing!, now is the time to come to the Mountains of NC!
Cabins, Condos, and Vacation Homes.
Even the family pet is welcome!
Call now
800-723-7341
foscorentals.com

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Uphill Ministries at Cherokee Cove atop Stone Mtn. Very near the TN/NC line.
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National Weather Map for November 20, 2009

Clear skies and chilly temperatures are ahead tonight as high pressure remains dominant. Saturday features more dry weather ahead of our next Gulf storm, destined to bring rain back to the state by Sunday.